Understand the civil litigation process
Review resolving disputes and pre-action steps; starting and responding to proceedings; case management, evidence and interim applications; and trial, costs, enforcement and appeals.
Watch · ask · practise
Move from self-study into live learning. Join a free public SQE livestream or choose a paid workshop for a more focused teaching experience.
Studying at your own pace? Explore the SQE1 digital resource packs for recorded teaching and practice questions.
Upcoming · Optional paid workshop
Saturday 21 November 2026 · 2–3:30 pm UK time (GMT)
Live online with Dr Yannis. Two 45-minute sessions combine focused SQE1 / FLK1 teaching with guided practice.
Review resolving disputes and pre-action steps; starting and responding to proceedings; case management, evidence and interim applications; and trial, costs, enforcement and appeals.
Work through challenging SQE-style MCQs with explanations and discussion, alongside written-answer technique and common procedural mistakes.
£49 standard · £39 for YouTube Prepper members · Maximum 30 places. Expressing interest requires no payment or commitment and does not reserve a place. Booking follows acceptance, subject to availability and eligibility.
Free learning remains available: use Mistake Lab to identify revision priorities, or explore the free livestreams below.
Two ways to join live
Reviewed 10 August 2026
Event details, dates and availability are shown on the relevant external listing.
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Public live sessions extend the channel’s free SQE preparation mission. Use the streams page to find upcoming broadcasts and watch previous livestreams.
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Paid workshops provide a more structured live format for developing legal understanding, working through problems and practising SQE-style questions.
Before and after the session
Live events FAQs
Yes. Public livestreams on the Dr Yannis YouTube channel are free to watch.
Current paid workshops and booking information are listed at events.dryannis.co.uk. Availability, format and pricing may vary by event.
Livestreams are free public sessions. Paid workshops are separate, focused events designed for structured live teaching, legal problem-solving and guided SQE-style practice.